Gawler Environment and Heritage Association, GEHA, is active in campaigning and projects concerning environment and heritage issues in Gawler and surrounding areas. We are currently engaged in revegetation and restoration projects, historic Gawler database project, inventory of flora and fauna, promoting biodiversity in gardens, blocks and farms, and promoting sustainable approaches to development. Please e-mail us at finniss@bigpond.net.au
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July 27, 2008 at 7:29 am
I came across your website while searching for suitable native plants to put in my backyard garden at an 1880s cottage in Gawler. Can you recommend any sites/books etc where I could get precise information about local vegetation?
Thanks
Denise